10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIBRATIUNCLE»
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vibratiuncle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vibratiuncle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal
With these the exist- tence of the one or of the other is totally coincident, info-
much that if the vibration degenerate into a vibratiuncle, the sensation is
degraded into an idea, and when tbe vibratiuncle ceases, there is neither
sensation nor idea ...
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths, 1776
2
From Darwin to Behaviourism: Psychology and the Minds of Animals
When a favourite plaything is repeatedly given to the child, a vibratiuncle is
generated which corresponds to the sight of the plaything and this becomes
linked with the vibratiuncle corresponding to pressure on the palm. Consequently
, the ...
3
The Works of Thomas Reid; with an Account of His Life and ...
... substance of the nerves and brain, and the thoughts of the mind ; so that the
last depend entirely upon the first, and every kind of thought in the mind arises in
consequence of a corresponding vibration, or vibratiuncle in the nerves and brain
.
Thomas Reid, Dugald Stewart, 1822
With these the exist- tence of the one or of the other is totally coincident,
insomuch that if the vibration degenerate into a vibratiuncle, the sensation is
degraded into an idea, and when the vibratiuncle ceases, there is neither
sensation nor idea.
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1776
5
Thomas Reid on the Animate Creation: Papers Relating to the ...
A Vibratiuncle with a little additional Strength becomes a Vibration. And a weak
Vibration is, I conceive, all that is meant by a Vibratiuncle. A Man who really
believed this System, if he will be consistent with himself can put 25 no trust
either in ...
Thomas Reid, Paul Wood, Paul B. Wood, 1995
6
A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
VIBRATIUNCLE,. vi-brat'e-ung-kl,. a. A. small. vibra-. I. tion—Not used. The pulse
would continue to beat, the lungs to play, i the animal secretions to be carried on,
the viln'aliundu l to traverse to and fro—Search on Freeloiu (1763).
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
7
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
Mechanicians will doubtless be' eager to learn from M. Coster or his patron what
new sort of vibration, what unheard-of vibratiuncle it is, which can travel with the
quickness of thought along matter of such consistence as medullary tissue.
8
Essays on the powers of the human mind: to which are added, ...
... substance of the nerves and brain, and the thoughts of the mind ; so that the
last depend entirely upon the first, and every kind of thought in the mind arises in
consequence of a corresponding vibration, or vibratiuncle in the nerves and brain
.
9
The Journal of Foreign Medical Science and Literature
... what unheard-of vibratiuncle it is, which can travel with the quickness of
thought along matter of such consistence as medullary tissue. And physicians
must lament with him that Nature, when she made the complicated structure of
the nerves, ...
10
Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man
... in consequence of a corresponding vibration, or vibratiuncle, in the nerves and
brain/ Our sensations arise from vibrations, and our ideas from vibratiuncles, or
miniature vibrations ; and he comprehends, under these two words of sensations
...
